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International Journal of Intelligent Systems
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Neighborhood rough sets for dynamic data mining

Authors: Junbo Zhang 0004; Tianrui Li 0001; Da Ruan 0001; Dun Liu;

Neighborhood rough sets for dynamic data mining

Abstract

Approximations of a concept in rough set theory induce rules and need to update for dynamic data mining and related tasks. Most existing incremental methods based on the classical rough set model can only be used to deal with the categorical data. This paper presents a new dynamic method for incrementally updating approximations of a concept under neighborhood rough sets to deal with numerical data. A comparison of the proposed incremental method with a nonincremental method of dynamic maintenance of rough set approximations is conducted by an extensive experimental evaluation on different data sets from UCI. Experimental results show that the proposed method effectively updates approximations of a concept in practice. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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